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CSPS Digital Academy Events (view source)
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! scope="row" | Unlocking the Potential of Cloud
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! scope="row" | Annual Disruption Event
|The adoption of cloud technologies in the public service continues to increase, but their full potential has yet to be realized. Almost three quarters of public sector executives worldwide expect their organization's cloud computing capacity to more than double in the next two to three years. Such an increase would provide the Government of Canada with greater opportunities and flexibility.<br><br>
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| May 26, 2022
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| April 12, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/potential-of-cloud/index-eng.aspx Event Page]<br><br> [[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Unlocking the Potential of Cloud - Event Program|Event Program]] <br><br>[[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Unlocking the Potential of Cloud - Speaker Biographies|Speaker Biographies]]
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! scope="row" | Unlocking the Potential of Cloud
[[File:Cloud Event Image and Zoom Background.png|frameless|center|400px]]
|The adoption of cloud technologies in the public service continues to increase, but their full potential has yet to be realized. Almost three quarters of public sector executives worldwide expect their organization's cloud computing capacity to more than double in the next two to three years. Such an increase would provide the Government of Canada with greater opportunities and flexibility.<br><br>
This event will explore how cloud applications are currently being deployed across the public service, bringing to light the strong business value of using these technologies. Participants will better understand the impact of using the cloud, including some of the risks, challenges and misconceptions associated with it, and learn more about the mindsets and skills needed to optimize how the cloud can be used to better serve Canadians.<br><br>
Join experts in the field for an insightful panel discussion and showcase session on how they are leveraging the cloud today to drive innovation, growth and increased efficiency.
| April 12, 2022
| [https://www.csps-efpc.gc.ca/events/potential-of-cloud/index-eng.aspx Event Page]<br><br> [[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Unlocking the Potential of Cloud - Event Program|Event Program]] <br><br>[[CSPS Digital Academy Events/Unlocking the Potential of Cloud - Speaker Biographies|Speaker Biographies]]
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! scope="row" | Recognizing Data Bias
! scope="row" | Recognizing Data Bias
| Public servants at all levels are expected to use and leverage the data available to them when making decisions, designing processes, and interacting with clients and stakeholders. However, to do this successfully, they must recognize and understand data biases.<br><br>
| Public servants at all levels are expected to use and leverage the data available to them when making decisions, designing processes, and interacting with clients and stakeholders. However, to do this successfully, they must recognize and understand data biases.<br><br>
